I married into a Mennonite family, having been raised Baptist/Methodist, and that was the first time I encountered a theological understanding of peace that impacts how you live in the world. I have been changed by my association with Anabaptist thinking.
I am so excited to read this! As someone who regards highly the authority of Scripture and ministers in that context, the title is provocative. Knowing this is also a value of yours, I am curious, of all the title possibilities, how and why you chose this? I do believe as disciples Scripture is not the only component of our discipleship. And I appreciate the call to becoming creative.
You have given me much to ponder. I was particularly impacted by the statement, "Jesus proves a peaceful imagination can be improvised in nonviolent disruption." So true.
I married into a Mennonite family, having been raised Baptist/Methodist, and that was the first time I encountered a theological understanding of peace that impacts how you live in the world. I have been changed by my association with Anabaptist thinking.
I am so excited to read this! As someone who regards highly the authority of Scripture and ministers in that context, the title is provocative. Knowing this is also a value of yours, I am curious, of all the title possibilities, how and why you chose this? I do believe as disciples Scripture is not the only component of our discipleship. And I appreciate the call to becoming creative.
Yes, definitely provocative, pertaining to a trajectory of peace I find flourishing in the kingdom vision of Jesus.
Interesting…thinking beyond now into eternity.
Most excellent Scott , thank you 🙏🏼 . May I share some of today’s article of course citing you?
Of course. Thanks.
Thank you
You have given me much to ponder. I was particularly impacted by the statement, "Jesus proves a peaceful imagination can be improvised in nonviolent disruption." So true.